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Need help with Plant ID

14 years ago

Hi,

I hope someone here can help me. I have this thread over in Cactus and succulents, trying to find out what this plant may be and was hoping someone here might be able to help.

It's a long thread that turned into alot of jokes, (we have had fun with it.) so if you dont feel like reading it all, just need to read the first post and then towards the bottom are some updated pics. and one from another poster who thinks it is a JoJoba.

My plant is the ver last pic. It does look like the JoJoba, but mine is not fuzzy like the other, so it's confusing.

Thanks for any help...

http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/cacti/msg012115013852.html?99

JoJo

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lazy_gardens
14 years ago
Jojoba
jojosplants
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi Lazy Gardens,
Thank you!

Is there any special care that it needs? Do you know? I am in Tucson,

JoJo
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lazy_gardens
14 years ago
Just normal desert plant care ... water thoroughly and then let it dry.

Seedlings need more frequent water to get them started, but after the first full year you can wean them to normal xeriscaping.

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